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macro to copy row to new worksheet

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    macro to copy row to new worksheet

    Hi,

    wonder if anybody could help me out with macro for copying row to new worksheet

    I have values in column H ranging from 1.01 to 8, I need macro to copy any row which includes 1.00-1.49 in column H, to new worksheet.

    also if possible, to create new worksheet for each range: 1.00-1.49, 1.5-19, 2.00+, so at the end I would end up with 3 new worksheet for each range with whole row copied to respective worksheet

    any help will be appreciated

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    Re: macro to copy row to new worksheet

    @krivo666

    1) Please add your workbook.

    2) What is the reason you want to do it that way (printing?)?
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    Re: macro to copy row to new worksheet

    odds.xlsx

    I need to do some calculations with each range, and thought it would be easier to extract them into new sheets
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    Re: macro to copy row to new worksheet

    Which calculations do you want to do.

    Maybe it is not nessesary to extract.

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    Re: macro to copy row to new worksheet

    what I'm trying to do is get R.O.I for each range of odds, 1-1.3, 1.3-1.5, 1.5-1.7 etc. to see which is profitable and which not, therefore need some system to separate them, and then do calculation, and thought extracting them and moving to separate worksheet might be easiest.

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    Re: macro to copy row to new worksheet

    Maybe like this.

    with VLookup and pivot table.

    Do you have questions, just ask.
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